Steve Jobs Audiobook

" Excellent, detailed, multi-faceted, awe-inspiring book by one of the greatest biographers of our time. "

" Great book. Excellent insight into how a genius operates. Impressive. "

" This is a marvelous biography. It doesn't mince words about Jobs' less desirable traits, that's for sure! But what genius isn't flawed? It's kind of amazing that Jobs gave Isaacson such carte blanche to write his story. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. "

" I loved every second of it! Extraordinary man..not perfect...but extraordinary and so much to learn from and understand. You reflect back on your own life and get to take in the various lessons...ideas..methods and principals. It makes you want to go out there and make a difference! Thank you Steve. "

" Great man, great life, great book. "

" Exceptionally well written tale about a man who changed the world, his innovation and drive were awe inspiring along with his taste and creativity. A forward thinker who will be legendary for what he accomplished with technology. "

" Not only one of the greatest influences in technology i our generation but one of my personal role models. Reading this helped me look at my hero in a different light. "

" Really interesting read! He was definitely not a likable guy. However, he was indeed a visionary! "

" Greatest biography. Completely timely I read the day it was published "

" This book is awesome if you like Apple, are a business junkie and get inspired by stories like Steve's. I find it hard to put down. "

" I was amazed how Isaacson wrote this biography as a story. Steve Jobs had an amazing life, was a complicated man and in this book he shares all that with us. Perfectly written. "

" A brilliant man with matching passion. A great book. "

" An intense guy, driven to make great products, bob dylan lover, proponent of simplicity and integration. Great insight into Jobs (not all Sunshine and Moonbeams) and the full Apple story up to the iPad. "

" Very enjoyable. It started getting a little stale after awhile (in the early 2000 time period), however very good insight into Steve Jobs (both the bad and good). "

" While he is a serious asshole, this was a really interesting read. Gives a lot of context to the history of silicon valley and a great background to the spirit of Appple. I guess it says a lot that I purchased an iPhone 5 soon after finishing. "

" Very inspiring book. I had a hard time putting it down. On a personal level Jobs may have been flawed, but just think how much he accomplished in such a short lifetime. He was right when it came to simplicity and philosophy of design. I absolutely loved him turning his nose up to the PC! "

" This is an inside look at the mind of Steve Jobs, how he approached life and his vision to "create great products". "

" Far from the final word on the legacy, far from the most complete work, but certainly more than worth the read. "

" I try to hear some book scien to improve me English "

" A very well written book. Although towards the end, it seemed as if Jobs was successful in getting the author in his 'reality distortion field'. Nevertheless this is one of the best books I ve ever read. "

" Walter Isaacson did a good job of balancing the genius-tyrant aspect of Jobs. "

" I struggled to get through this book. It was definitely very interesting, but I just couldn't stand who Steve actually was as a person. I would just get mad when they were talking about how he treated his employees. "

" Lost interest considering its a 577 page book but it would be good to someone that loves learning about people. "

" For me a really great book that I enjoyed reading, because all things computer are of interest to me. "

" Know about the visionary in explicit detail "

" I REALLY liked this book. I gained some new insights and perspectives. "

" It's an engaging, eye-opening and, overall, a well-done summation of an unbelievably intriguing person. In the end, you don't quite know what to think of Steve Jobs the person, but, through his contributions, his legacy will live on for years and years and years. "

" Awesome book about a great character and visionary - Steve Jobs was one of a kind. "

" I liked the book much better than I liked Steve Jobs. What a disappointment. I guess genius and good behavior don't always correlate. "

" The man wasn't perfect (who is!?), but he had three amazing and informative Acts to his business life and sat at the helm of more than one company that changed the world.And Walter Isaacson is a helluva narrator. Worth the read. "

" A fascinating look at the life of Jobs who saw the world in black or white and lived a life that swung back and forth between both extremes. There's a lot to not like about Steve, but one thing to give him credit for is allowing this book to be written without his editorial control. "

" As a recovered Mac fanboy who started way back in the 90s, there wasn't an awful lot new here in terms of the Apple story. That being said, it was an enjoyable read, particularly if you're trying to build a company. "